The Yemeni army forces kill Saudi troopers, paid fighters in western Yemen: Report
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The Yemeni army forces , today, inflicted the US-Saudi-led coalition big losses in lives and ammunitions in retaliatory to the coalition attacks in #the West Coast.
Southern military sources confirmed to YemenExtra that the leader of the so-called Tahmian resistance was killed as they targeted gatherings of the coalition paid fighters with a ballistic missile in #the West Coast.Sheikh “Abdul Rahman Hajri, the commander of the so-called Tahmian resistances, along with several of his companions were killed by a ballistic strike .
They also launched an offensive on the coalition paid fighters in Yemen’s Red Sea Port City of Hodeidah,targeting the paid fightersin the East of Tuhayta district of #the West Coast, causing big losses in life and nubitions anid the paid fighters’ ranks.
They , in addition, destroyed an armored and a military vehicle belonging to coalition’s paid fighters .As well as , the engineering unit of them detonated the vehicles with two explosive devices in Tuhaita line.
For their part, Sheikhs and people of Hodiedah province held a tribal expanded meeting to support the Yemeni army forces against the coalition in #the West Coast.
A a statement ,issued by Yemeni media, stressed on a mass mobilization for sending fighters to the fronts for deterring the coalition troopers.It also held the coalition forces and their paid fighters a full responsibility over the humanitarian suffering of the people of Hodiedah .
The Leader of Yemen’s Revolution Abdulmalik Badreddin al-Houthi said he supports the United Nations’ supervisory role in Hodeidah if the Saudi-led coalition ends its aggression against the Red Sea port city, a French newspaper quoted the leader as saying in an exclusive interview.
Member of Ansarullah Political Bureau, Dhaifallah al-Shami said that the deal over Hodeidah port with the UN envoy to Yemen was a supervisory role.
The deal was to let the United Nations to take a supervisory role over the revenues of the port, to collect them to the central bank in order to pay the state employees’ salaries.
The Saudi-led coalition claims that the Houthis , Ansarallah, part of the Yemeni army forces, are using Hodeidah for weapons delivery, an allegation rejected by the fighters.
On the diplomatic front, Griffiths has reportedly been pushing for a deal in which the Houthis place the Hodeidah port under the supervision of a UN-monitored committee.
The UAE, however, dismisses such an arrangement, under which Hodeidah would remain under the control of the Houthis and their allied forces, demanding their unconditional withdrawal.
The coalition launched an offensive on Hodeidah on 12 June in the largest battle of the war that the United Nations fears risks triggering a famine in Yemen where an estimated 8.4 million people are on the verge of starvation.Recently, It has been paused for peace talks, but no deal has been struck leaving Yemenis pessimistic over a viable political process.
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